Slay the Spire Silent Skull Mask
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The Silent Mask from Slay the Spire 2 with spine belt accessory. Ready for 3D printing and cosplay.
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- Commercial Use - No Derivative
This is a digital 3D printable model of The Silent’s Mask from Slay the Spire 2 - including a belt accessory and Slay the Spire 1 mask version.
📦 Included Files
STL (cut for 200mm printer beds)
STL (cut for larger printers)
Assembled OBJ file (for easy scaling)
3MF pre-supported, print-ready file for Prusa XL
All cut parts are placed on the print bed just as we would print them, saving you time.
Slay the Spire 1 option:
Skull mask with cervical vertebrae (for connecting the full spine)
Simple horns
Single vertebra parts to build the full spine (3 versions in 4 sizes, including tail)
Perforated visor for eyes
Slay the Spire 2 option: (in the photos)
Perforated visor for eyes
Skull mask without cervical vertebrae (fits better under a hood)
Double horns
Single vertebra part for a wearable spine belt
Flame eyes + optional connector for LED/balloon light
The mask design is the same in both versions - the main difference is the attached vertebrae for the spine.
📏 3D Model Dimensions
Width: 87 mm (3,42 inches)
Length: 252 mm (9,92 inches)
Height: 254 mm (10 inches)
Feel free to scale the model to fit your needs. Learn more about sizing and scaling for cosplay here.
🖨 Printer Settings
Layer height: 0.15 mm
Infill: 10% gyroid pattern
Supports: 30° organic
filament recommendation: Bambu White Oak matte PLA and Translucent Prusament PETG Neon Green
Used filament for the mask: 704 g, including supports
Settings may vary depending on your printer, so treat these as a starting point.
🛠 Assembly
Glue the parts with superglue, then seal with clear spray paint. Add some darker brown weathering using watered-down acrylics. For the eyes, use simple balloon LEDs or make your own circuit. The spine belt is just held together with a cord (any kind works). Blog post about making the costume here!
No 3D printer? No problem! Search for your local 3D printing services.
This fan-made model was brought to life by 3Demon, a team of modeling and 3D printing enthusiasts based in Prague, Czech Republic. We’ve been creating 3D printable models for over a decade, from cosplay accessories to all sorts of interesting designs.
✨ Check out more of our creations or join our community here and youtube video building the Silent Costume here!
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